Beechworth District News Reports and Court Briefs
Beechworth district notes include a suspended trial for Francis Bary on underage seduction charges in Kaldewado, followed by his arrest for horse stealing at Tumut. Chief Justice attended a 60-person gathering in Beechworth. Sir John Maddon received cordial remarks. At Euroa a baker was fined 5 pounds for light-weight bread. A mother sought wards of state for her children but was denied.
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Waterworks Trust meets to discuss local water supply needs
The Honolla Waterworks Trust held its monthly meeting at the Municipal Chambers with Commissioners Taylor Walker Reilly Kurtodann Shortell and Seymour present. Topics included a fatal accident involving a rabbit trapper Matthaw Setuy, proposed water routes to Mr Turnbull and Mr Witt, pumping and consumption figures, and securing a successor to the late Com Ginnivan.
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Foal theft and court action headline Mooroopna report
A valuable yearling foal owned by Mrs Wim Cox was stolen from a paddock near her racing stable. Police traced the foal to a well known Numurkah bookmaker. proceedings are under way for its recovery. At Mooroopna Police Court Joseph Hughes was jailed for six months for larceny resisting police and abusive language.
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Ardwena
Wangaratta Residents Honor E Murphy Before Missionary Move
E Murphy of Wangaratta receives a silver mounted pickle jar and mustard pot from the Wesleyan Christian Endeavor Society and Sunday school teachers as she prepares to depart for the New Hebrides as a missionary. District Teachers Association elects officers McHynderson president Sabeston vice president Armytage secretary. Hospital collections for the month total £50 with numerous townships listed. government grant this year rises to £1000, up £250 from last year. Hogan Bros of Peachelim and J Fell of Tangamab shipped 120 horses from the Tocrail railway station toward Motlwurne, destined for South Africa.
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Baddaginnle
Violet Town
Tonalla
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Cheshunt
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Strathbogie South
Tatong
Hogan Bros
Peachelim
J. Fell
Tangamab
Tocal’ailway
Motlwurne
South Africa
Lima South dairy push revives wasteland lands
The Lima South region reopens dried acres to farming as dairy farmers move north scaling back waste land. Land previously boggy and idle has been cultivated with butter per cow averages rising, signaling district success, Crown revenue gains, and vermin destruction at no department cost. A deputation to the Minister of Water Supply faces delegation changes, with a new delegate to be named. Critics fear tendered vermin control and distrust private overseers, while local effort continues to improve rotation farming and reduce public day labor.
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Benalla
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Butter Factories Hopeful After Mixed Balances Turn
Benalla Dairy and Warat Produce Company report a troubled year yet optimistic move ahead as profits improve. Board notes include balance sheet with liabilities of £786 6s 5d and assets led by Bonalla factory, machinery, and improvements. Directors discuss tenders for moving crews and praise harmonious contractor cooperation while planning an interclub rifle shoot and a Benalla to Buttermink cricket visit.
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White
Wilson
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Clarke
Dapur
Heharon
Vie
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Benalla bowl and local sports events dominate weekly report
A Benalla Bowls Club meeting outlines a two bowls per side tournament at 21 ends with entry fees, venues, and cross club invitations. Local committees plan entertaining visitors from Mothowene and other towns while tennis and coursing activities are scheduled. a rabbit-clearing effort was undertaken to ready the oval for future events.
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Gino
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Rutherglen
Express
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Sorat
Knox
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M‘donnell
Warren
Hiscock
M*pherson
Ff. Clarke
Hill
Gavctiyn Reilly
Gilding
Maubmy
Lawford
J Knox
Gerrand
Archer
Alwcanter
Shamarkette
Kater Monilay
Howluts
Bheppartani
Prageee Goren
Ki Emi
Sirol
Mc Donnell
Wcook
Mc Kay
Lawther
Gascnigne
J. Knox
Alexander
Groganon
Ommons
Cooke
Hincock
Pyne
Trial of Wm Breen at Supreme Court session
The trial of Wm Brown for five counts of arson at Bunalla was heard at the Bathworth Supreme Court. The jury found him guilty of maliciously and wilfully setting fires. The judge sentenced him to five years with hard labor.
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Mae
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Peal
Shepparton
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Kinston
Perao
Tobacco Growing Visited by Minister and Experts
On Thursday Inez the Minister of ee culture visited Baldintriog to inspect tobacco plantations with Professor Wallace and Dr M Inarnay MLA. The largest field in the district drew nearly all growers on King River as discussions on importing an American expert and testing experimental plots continued amid debate over local versus foreign expertise.
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